March 31, 2025
April 1st- Prostate Awareness, April Fools, Debbie Reynolds, The Tokens, Jimmy Cliff, Susan Boyle, Kip Moore, Lady A
April Fools day. Todays co-host is Elizabeth Jordan a Prostate Cancer Advocate, you can get her 5 star book - Empower your journey & podcast Cancer guide book, at Amazon and where ever books are sold. Entertainment 1982. Mt. Vesuvius buried...
April Fools day. Todays co-host is Elizabeth Jordan a Prostate Cancer Advocate, you can get her 5 star book - Empower your journey & podcast Cancer guide book, at Amazon and where ever books are sold. Entertainment 1982. Mt. Vesuvius buried Pompeii, $ sign created, cigerette ads banned from TV, Apple computers founded. Todays birthdays - Amos Milburn, Debbie Reynalds, Gordon Jump, Ali McGraw, Philip Margo, Jimmy Cliff, Susan Boiyle, Kip Moore, Hillary Scott. Marvin Gaye Died
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April fools - The Kiboomeers
I love Rock and Roll - Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
Bobby Sue - The Oak Ridge Boys
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent https://www.50cent.com/
One scotch, 1 bourban, 1 beer - Amos Milburn
Tammy - Debbie Reynalds
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The lion sleeps tonight - The Tokens
I can see clearly now - Jimmy Cliff
I dreamed - Susan Boyle
Somethin about a truck - Kip Moore
Hey bartender - Lady A
Heard it through the grapevine - Marvin Gaye
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Well, hi everyone, I am Jeff, and welcome to History
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and Facto. It's about today now. I know April first
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is all about jokes and pranks and all that kind
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of stuff, but we're not going there. We're going super
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serious today.
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Now.
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Not only are we going to be educating today, we're
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gonna save a guy's life, or maybe a couple of
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guys' life. We're going to talk about the importance of
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prostate cancer getting tested and all that kind of stuff.
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I'll tell you what I did. I bought myself in
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and an expert. Won't you go and introduce yourself.
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Hi, Jeff, my name is Elizabeth Jordan. I have a
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master's degree in psychology, and my book is a lot
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about psychology. My passion is volunteering with exotic animal sanctuaries,
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such as a Big Cat Rescue in bar i'vevolucured there
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for quite a few years, and then I moved to Troy,
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Alabama and worked there for about another twenty years. So
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I've spent a lot of time around exotic and dangerous animals.
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Well that sounds pretty exciting. And you got married to
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so he got another one, right?
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I did? I got remarried in twenty eighteen, and he's
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the love of my life. I could not ask for
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any better.
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Okay, well just briefly. We're going to touch it throughout
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the show. But what got you to be a prostate
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cancer advocate?
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My husband was first diagnosed in twenty twenty three and
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we knew nothing about it. My husband had no idea
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what his past state did. We didn't know what PSA
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numbers were. And we learned so much, and the book
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came out of what we learned, not only medically, but
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also the psychological part of it, because there's there's so
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much mental and emotion that goes through your mind that
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doctors don't tell you about. Nobody tells you about this
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and we do.
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Right, Well, that's good and we're glad you're there. Well, listen,
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thank you. Let's get the silly part of April first
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out of the way.
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April April, April fool stays here. You treat me, treat
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you April fools April. There's no need to silly jokes.
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Yesterday is April fools to day now to me, April fols,
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it's gotten pretty lame. Now if you follow a prank
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on for April first, Yeah, you probably didn't graduate with honors,
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But what's work. Nobody's coming up with new pranks anymore. Now. April, fols,
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you not started no back in fifteen ninety two, that's
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when the whole English Empire and all that they switched
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over from the Gagarian to the Julian calendar. And wow,
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so under the Gagarian calendar that you're started on April first.
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But then once they went Julian, then it was January first. Well,
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all these hay seeds out in the woods and everything,
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they didn't know about it, so they came in to
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party for New Year's Eve on April first. Sobody just
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kind of said, you guys are April fools. Oh okay,
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let's see what's going on in entertainment on April first.
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Let's back through nineteen eighty two. The number one album
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was Beauty and the Beat by the Go Gos. Jone
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Jet and the Black Carts had the number one song
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with I Love rock and Roll.
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And I can tell it would belong. This was with Me, Yeah, me,
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and I can tell it would belong. This was with Me.
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The Oakrage Boys had the number one country song with
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Bobby Shop Nobody's Love the number one book was The
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Parsificio Mosaic by Robert Lennham. The top movie was Porky's
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Back in nineteen fifty four, or some high school guys
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want to help their buddy lose his virginity so they
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could go to a nightclub called Porky's. Well, they get
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into it with a sleazy nightclub owner and that as
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the hell. You remember that movie, don't you? Yes, Okay,
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let's go back to your book. Now, your book, if
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I remember right, it is called Empower Your Journey, a
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podcast or a prostate cancer guide book. Is that right? Yes?
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It is. It's so available everywhere now. It's online on
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your favorite website, Amazon, eBay, you name it. It's there, is overseas,
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it's in Norway, it's in Portugal, it's it's everywhere right now.
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And I went on Amazon to read. All you have
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is five star reviews that'll tell everybody how good the
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book is. But one thing that I write one thing
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with on the review is they're actually it's the people
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that saying that you're taking away out of you know,
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the fear and confusion and all that like you talked
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about with you and your husband. But they say it's
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really good for helping the partners too.
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Have I received a lot of people say, especially a
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lot of wives say it has helped their sons. It's
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helped their husbands, and it helped them understand what their
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partners are their sons for going through. And before that
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they had no idea. You know, nobody, the doctors don't
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tell you that. At the very beginning, my husband started
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writing letters because he thought he was going to die.
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He wrote letters saying, if I die, give these to
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my parents. And it's it's very it's a very carible disease.
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If you are if you embrace it and you're tested
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and you do what you need to do, it's very curable. Right.
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And I've read one review where the guy he thought
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it was a death sentence and then he realized when
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he read your book that oh okay, I can deal
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with it. So then your book eased his pain. So
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then he said, oh, ok I just kind of concentrate
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on actually getting.
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Well, right right, very true.
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Well that's really cool. So remember that book. And I
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think doctors actually recommended out too.
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We have several doctors that are behind it. We are
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planning a a party we call it. It's going to
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be the first ever Celebrate Men Prostate Cancer Project party
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in Columbus, Georgia in September, which is National Pastay Cancer
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Awareness Month. And we're just gonna have fun. We're gonna
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have music, we're gonna have food trucks and just something
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so man, men aren't celebrated for a freeing cancer amb
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and survivors as women are, and we want to change that.
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No, we're going to talk about it later too, because
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like with women in their prostate or prostate with their mammograms,
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you know, that's the big news. Everybody's all the news.
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You know, women get your mammograms, and you don't hear
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that about the men's and their prostate.
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And it's just as important, right right.
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Okay, let's see what happened on April the first. Now,
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when the volcano Mount Vesuvius erupted in the year seventy nine,
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the town of Pompeii, it was completely buried. Now, people
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knew what happened, but there wasn't anything they could do
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about it, so they just kind of went on with
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their lives and then Pompeii was forgotten. Seventeen forty eight,
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Spains Rope joking he rediscovered the ruins of Pompey. They're
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still buried and they're still working on it today. They
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think they've only after all these years, they've only excavated
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They think half of that town.
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That's amazing, isn't it?
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Yeah? It is. I think y'all know the sign for
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the dollar bill, right the S with the line through it.
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You know, somebody had to come up with Somebody had
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to come up with that. Seventeen seventy eight, Oliver Publuck,
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he was a businessman down in New Orleans. He created that.
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Oh wow.
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In eighteen twenty six, Samuel Moray he invented the International
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Internal combustion engine. Now it was a two cylinder. It
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ran on turpentine fumes. Yeah, remember gasoline for guards. It
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won't be used for eighty years from before then.
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Wow, that's amazing, Okay, I have In eighteen fifty three, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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became the first city to have full time professional firefighters.
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How amazing is that. In eighteen seventy three, the steamship
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the Atlantic sank off Nova Scotia, Canada. Sadly, five hundred
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and forty seven people died. That's just horrible. This should
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have this should have raised red Flags for the Future
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because it was also owned by White Star Line, who
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later owned the Titanic that sank in nineteen twelve. I
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know we all often seen the movie, Yeah I did.
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In eighteen ninety one Chicago, William Wrigley Junior, a twenty
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nine year real old guy, founded the Wrigley Company. He
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was selling soap originally, but as you balt soap, he'd
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give you a free stick of gum. One year later
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he stopped selling the soap and started selling the gum,
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which we all know and is still available today. In
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nineteen forty five, World War two in the Pacific, the
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Battle of Okinawa, US forces went ashore. This was the
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largest amphibious landing in the Pacific during World War Two.
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The battle lasted eighty two days before the US claimed victory. Sadly,
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it was one of the bloodiest battles in the war.
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There were forty nine thousand American casualties and sadly, twelve
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five and twenty passed away along with our soldiers. One
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hundred and ten thousand Japanese soldiers passed, and almost one
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hundred and fifty thousand Okinawa citizens were killed.
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Yeah, that was all. That was horrible and they have clips.
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At the end of that, the Japanese had brainwashed the
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Okinawa citizens, so they were actually jumping off cliffs and
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everything because I thought the Americans were going to be
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too mean to him.
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Oh my goodness, that's horrible.
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Nineteen seventy Richard Nixon he signed a bill that it
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made advertising cigarettes illegal on TV. So yeah, but smoke
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less to you know, smoke less tobacco and chewing. You
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can actually advertise that until nineteen eighty six. Nineteen seventy six,
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Steve Rosenniyak and Steve Jobs, they founded Apple Computers. It
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was in the garage of Jobs his parents' house in Coopertino, California. Wow,
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do you have Gmail? Dude? Two thousand and four, Google
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launched Gmail. But because they launched it on April first,
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everybody thought it was just a joke.
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Well I'm not laughing now, no they're not.
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Okay, that's good, sir. Let's talk about prostat again. So
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I didn't realize this, but this is actually pretty easy
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to get tested for your PSA, which is your number
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that basically tells you if your prostage is bad. Right.
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Yes, what saved my husband's life was we changed doctors,
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and the new doctor said, I would like to do
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extensive bloodwork on you both, and we were like, sure,
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you know. So he checked his PSA numbers, he checked
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his white blood count. We didn't know what a PSA
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number was, We had no clue. His PSA number comeback
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is nineteen point four. It should be between zero and
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four depending on your age, and a simple blood test
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found this. It also found his white blood count was high,
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which shows you that your body is fighting and infection.
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And he sent my husband to a urologist and he
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was already and stage to be cancer. So he had
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been delerund it for basically two years before it was
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ever caught. If we had not have changed doctors, my
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husband probably would have passed away from it. So it's
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very important to ask your doctor, please test your PSA
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and test your white blood count, even if you're eighteen
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years old, get a baseline. I have him to test
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your PSA. Or if your doctors are hurt and know.
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Your baseline and you don't need any need to go
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to the doctors, right, you can actually go to what
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is it lab corp or something like that.
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It's called lap corps on demand and now they have
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a test at sixty nine dollars. You the person who's
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going to take the test actually has to purchase the
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test online. Say I couldn't purchase it for my husband.
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He would have to purchase this himself. And it has
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been his name, and he can walk into any lap corps,
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no appointment, nothing, just walk in. They take a little
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blood and within twenty four hours you will receive.
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Your p s A numbers And uh I check that
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out here in Colorado anyway, it seems a lab card.
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It's pretty much an all Walgreens. It looked like, oh.
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Really, yeah, I didn't know that, but that's an amazing
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step forward for men.
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Yeah, definitely. So guys keep that in mind that you
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don't even to the doctor. You can just order your
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test and go into lab car and get your number
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back and then you'll feel better about yourself exactly.
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Well, you know you're healthy, you know everything's cool, and
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just keep a check on it. Every year.
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Okay, it's birthday time, gop doke shuge, just shivers day.
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We're gonna pause like this sugardy. We gonna simple to
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like this shubsday.
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And you know you don't birthday.
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Let's just check out a barn on April the first.
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One Scotch one wonder, Please mist Debon and listen here.
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I ain't give trouble, I have no fear.
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Who won Scotch wum wondy?
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That was Amos Milburn. He recorded that song thirty years
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before George Thurwood did.
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Now.
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Amos he was born in Houston, Texas, in nineteen twenty seven.
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He was a very successful pianist and singer in the
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early forties throughout the fifties, especially in the R and B. Now,
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in the fifties, his songs, they were some of them
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